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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
DEATH |.
The Village of Petoskey
in Mourning.
Sad Ending OF a Sunday Pleas
ure Ride.
Five Prominent Citizens Drowned In
the 6sy-oraggiag ter the Bod
sss-A lite Saved of
q Hero.

PErosxxy, May 22-This has been the
saatess day ever sxpesisncsd in this village
and tAs populaes has Lesn terribly wrought
up over the accidental drowning today Of
number OF It's prominent citizens
A party consisting Of Levi w. Cole. his
SOC Fred, George wiss. Dana Stark, Marion
Tripp. Walter Fslls. Frank Henika and
Clarence Blood. ofthis village George fres-
man. Allkaukes travelling salesman and
III. BloGt. Chicago traveller. went oat this
forenoon on the pleasure yacht Coral" for
. sail on Little Traverse Bay.
sized by . squall and five of the occupants
we're drowned. The victims were:
LEVI W. CoLE.
FExD Cole.
GEoseE WISE.
DAsA srAEK.
MARION TRIPP.
The others ciung to . yawi boat and
after being in the water over an hour were
rescued by . fishing smack from Harbor
Springs.
Had II not been for the daring and hero
ic efforts of George Freeman. Blcut wonld
have surely drowned. Three times he was
washed from the yawl and pnlled out of
the water by Freeman and given fresh
hold.
The body of L. w. Cole. who is . web
known druggist. has been recovered
The tug Ethel" with full corps have
been dragging the bay for the bodies. but
up to $50 p. m. none had been recovered.
Cole, Wise aud Stark were prominent
citizens Of this village.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
THE CANADA PACIFIC
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
GOLD IN ARKANSAS.

Excsfsmsat 90 Fort smtfh Over the Dis
eossry Of . Mine In Logan County.
Fokr SaEa. Ark. May 2z.-Eugens Carl.
Of the Arlington Land and Mining Com.
pany. arrived here from Golden City,
Logan county. hginxing with him a
very large and rich sample Of placer gold
taken BY him from the Arlington
claim This MAS struck AZ . depth
OF sixty-tive feet. and promises
10 De Of great value. Ths Arlington
Company has drilled three holes on their
$40 acres recently purchased. aud In each
instance has struck gold and black sand,
also nns vein u quartz. A sample taken
from one Of them a. . depth OF 81 feet yield
et $3.50 ounces Of sold 10 the ton, the assay
having besn made oy and expert assayer OF
Kansas City.
The Emily Mining Company has re-
eenEly struck plscers yielding over IS ounces
OF gold 10 the ton Of sand The Arlington
Company has only been organized short
time. and il composed Of the following
gentlemen, who are very enthusiastic over
their discoveries: W. c. Samuels and Eugene
Carl, OF Kansas City: Charles Squires. o..
and William Jones. OF Davenport, Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

=. LorIs. No. Nay z-fhs General
ASSEMBLY q ihs Psssbs tsrsaa ch1reh so1fA
eeafla 1sd - ssssioa YESTERDAY Afssr lhe
As1sE.sor hsd 2nnoanset ne ssxadias
COMMITTEES TIE Sp<a4i C8aisssnos coEn-
nLties appoiz1si - Rect . las eanasattss
fom fhs NorfAern ca lrch. reported thai
lhs e0RfsrsBcs va Asid IA eslfiasore. 2ac
i zas sxxaBxsd t1zf tbs Sorthsra and
seGzAeFa c1src1ss s101.1 aaiss 1eEl k1s
II t1s eeeoad RrssoFtsFian church II
Pm llislphla ior tie parposs of eslsof.lns
TIE eenteanl4l % TIE oFganiz2tioa Of The
GsneraI AsssmbiF. IAs sslsbrztion xill
t4ks place Oh ths fonIth Thursday ia MAJ
isaa. a41 tea speakers froal e4ca body sln
eeliser addresses. Among Ehs petitions
Submitted % Ehe a-semb.y wsrs tea "a fzsoF
ef ofsznic uuioa zad folF opposing a uDi0n
vita he Northern chuEeh. The mzEtsr
= a. rsfeFfe'i - a spscszl com miflss.
Tue di1icnlfies IA the way 81 union ars
sioc1Finsl. ecclesiastical and practical Tee
f0cir "a Il IN tie fact that The southsFn
Assembly believes the church ought 60 de-
care itself on al mora questions. buE avoid
politics. TIE ecissasilcal dilfersacs ls caused
by ths fAeE that both churches have changed
their form o. gosernms1f and fnses Of dis
elpltne since tie separation. TIE practical
difference - TIE coiored brothers The
south beiisVes IA soeiai separation for the
races IA chafeh aud school. The varioas
gllssiOns reported successful work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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t''sfA %f~ess1~ nes h.SN f'~sA'se~ - ~
t4scpii Court kak1ax that tlss xef1sei lor
:, 49, damages ius pi<lrtia - - sssas asaa
: sec tF.<l orasf~a. I-G< nsslio1 ~sii ssros.s
bis t< srFas1 h<tafs Josks Aoaskoknefs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

!. s. Crosby is great Sunday School
worker, an active Republio&n. pronounced
Temperance worker. and has bei6 the Office
OF Lieutenant Governor of the State. Has
. large business. and i reIl liked By every
body.
F.G. y. Holden - conspicuous ~ his
handsome face and black. curly hair. BE
nus somewhat 20 poetry. and bsld The
Office Of Secressry # State under Rspub-
hcan adm inis;rstion.
RB Loo-nis j. sn active church rnember
and has served e. Supervisor for many
years Rsfs VERY sHstle. and csn slxsrs
be found lsborine diligently.
Adaiph Nseen i ssif-nsds rnsn. and
vel raaie. 100 He fnss f3sufF - 90, sB8
fnsarss ssthsr sgzinss Ere . sccaasnt
VA. ehiakmsn plsys violia nigbss - a
means q rscFsafi0n. Nsfsr cuts rstss. sna
= q wsgs hsYTy
". L. Tvjer. sts ssnisf. hsn8sorns
Coionei. enioys lifs All insares srsizss
dsxfh- Iss bachelor, snd ~e<y pez,eias
Among ne Isles.
G * we<ins eot his ssxrt n znsrsn
connfr. sx.f bsesTss a. sefiee Eepusa5esn
polificikn, r<1ressntnz hfs d1ztrict IL ~
Ise4isistnre He'd tns sfffee ~ Coiseefar q
iakr1ss ks~enu4 snd esn wriss eiffssr
blknksx or sps1se pelScies
1scob tlaiasas = one q she best known
Gsrns1s is tHs cStg. las fssx3e conzsosrs-
re nssTsy. snd isss ell ne bzsr oess b.
ex-ss . t<aEt9
FF3x, - reli-kna~n Cosores. -.
sxres 1<zszzf SrE Is fbs otfsez woxfd. f1e,k.
.<ssr - essss fnkeFssss - his enss f.sfsv
sna = ssissss sasoas ths FsIley Cstgs nez
q resltk
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Eight or ten peonle were injured by the
iron work as it fell or the woodwork as IL
was crushed. -Four OF these were too badly
injured to be taken care OF by the steamers
surgeon and they were transferred to st.
Vincent's Hospital. They were George
Robinson. boy; Patrick Burk. aged a., Of
Wilkesbarre, Pa; VIM. Lawier, aged 65. of
St. Louis. and young woman named Rose
Kelly. The two men are in a critical con-
dition. Steerage passengers say they know
the dead included three men, q woman and
girl, bat think three others who have
been missing since the collision were among
the dead aud were thrown overheard. All
bodies were thrown into the sea the night
afcr the collision. Incoming steamers
which were spoken kept company with the
Celtic sud Britanic In case the injured ves-
seIs should need assistance. bat their aid
was not needed. The damage to the ships
hss n 4 been estimated yet, but is dou biless
very large Ia each case.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

The switcbmsn Esplssa the kstssslss A.
the Michigan Central YARDS
Frank stksfs. of Jackson, one of the
switohmen who came here 10 take the place
of the so-osIled strikers called AT the
TELEaEss- HrsALp Office last evening and
gave the following version of the trouble.
which relieves the men Of the charge that
they are scab workmen or receiving iess
wages than are paid in the yards al Jack
son. a few days since" hs said -four
swiichmen ia the yards here were dis
charged for casss aud four men were Sent
from Jackson 10 take their places When
the four men that were left learned what
wages We were receiving they made q de-
mand for an increase. This being refused
them they walked out. and IL became neoes-
sary 10 bring -four others 10 take their
places. The matter Of wages viii probably
be satisfactorily adjusted, and the men who
walked out viii prob ably return 10 work
this weak. lou can sey. however, that we
are receiving full Jackson wages. and are
not sczb workmen a. wrs stated IN the
TELEoKAx- HERALD yesterday"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
Lster-A Correction.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The collision oc-
CURED about eighty miles from main land,
about off Nantucket. The first account of
the collision proves TO have been incorrect
in stating that the Celtic was run into. The
T. Storey Smith, Of Boston. passenger on
the Britannia. says the steerage passengers
rushed for the boats but were driven back
by the officers aud crew and the ladies were
allowed to embark first. Three boat loads
were taken to the Celtic and the fourth was
ready when Captain Perry announced there
was no danger of sinking, as the damage
was confined to the fourth compartment.
Smith believes the killed number four adults
and the little girl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Probably no one thing has caused spoh .
general revival OF trade Al Wm n Tibb<'
drug store "a Their giving away % their
customers OF so many free trial bottles ~
Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption.
Their trade Il simply enormous IN this very
valuable article from the tsct thai a always
cures aud never dissppoiuts. lougas.
throat and lung diseases quickly cured.
You can tcst IL before buying ~ psllfns q
trial bottle fres large slzs 81. livery bottle
warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
A MISSOURI BRUTE.
Outraged . Little Girl and VIII Probably
He Lynched.

Outraged . Little Girl and VIII Probably
he Lynched.
APPLETON CRY. No.. May 22.-The lit
tie town of Rockville. seven miles south of
here. is intensely excited over an outrage
upon Miss Jennie Anderson committed
last Tuesday by q man who called and
asked for drink. AS the girl handed him
glass OF water the brute grabbed her and
covered her mouth with a handker-
chief saturated with chloroform. The
victim was in bis power in few moments,
and after accomplishing his purpose he fed.
leaving her insensible. She recovered in a
couple of hours, and, the family being alb
sent. gave the alarm to neighbors, who or
ganized posse and captured John Wander
laugh. Of Eldorado Springs. whom the girl
has identified as her assailant. Ii is though I
Vandsrlaugh viii be lynched.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

A team owned by j. A. ousserhout. who
resides near Reeds Lake, and hitched TO Q
milk wagon became frightened at couple
Of young ladies riding on horseback at
the corner Of West Bridge ani Jefferson
sfs. and ran away. They took their course
east on West Bridge-st. the milk cans COCA.
sionaily flying out and the white fluid
sprinkliny the street as they Dew along At
the corner of Summer II. the frightened
horses were captured. with no more dam
age than the loss Of several gallons ef milk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

His Victim Found Dead In Her Lodxfn

HIS Victim Found Dead In Her Lodging
Nonse.
PHfLapELvHIA, May 22--Ths dead body
OF Nellie McHarney was foan6 in room
in Badamn's lodging house on 81. John-st.
yesterday. Her clothing. the bedding and
furniture wers covered With blood. The
room had been rented By VIM. GesseIey, q
salesman. who gss arrested. He said
that he and fse gri spent Thursday to-
refher.
On account Of her boarding house being
closed Gesssley ssys that be took ber 70 bis
room that night, and that in IS OF deIer-
iam she struck her head against piece Of
furniture, which may hare caused her
death The blood be sceoanis for BY ssy-
ing that an old wound IN his arm wss
opened IN bis struggle 10 restrain the ziFl
from jamping ont of the window. A coro-
ner has examined TIE body. BAT viii not
make kncsn the result 81 present
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Treasurer Hy.tt to Eas~r. u1cn Ills Duties
Tomorrow.
WAsBzSsrox. Nav 22.--Treanrsr Hyatt
has 6led his bond for $4,000 and the sure
ties have been approved by the Secretary
and Solicitor Of thr Treasury. Mr.. Hyatt
viii assume the duties ~ as oiice next
Iuesday. when arrsnss1 EMS vii se taadc
To count thu cash add make 81 inventory
q the securities which viii De plscel in his
charge. He SAYS he does not propose n Ak
i1x anv changes In the force OF the TTeasur-
tss oiIlcs. snd viii make no appointments :
except 60 fill vacancles-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Bowtfxo GEsEs. KY. May 22.-Thsrs Is
. prospect that saloonxeepers who have
been dealing Gus he ardent In spite of the
prohibitory ordinance viii get themselves
into trouble. Testimony has been sccumu-
lsfing for some time against them and
finally afadaviis have been sworn out
against them with the violation CT the or
dinnnce. IL Is time something were being
done. The law rlust either be enforced or
repesled. A good. honest effort 70 snforcs
A. vii succeed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
MARRIED IN MICHIGAN.

Ohio Chiidrsu Gross the Stats Lines to
Avoid the License Law.
wsUsxoS, o. May 22.-The marriage Of
Alfred TuFpening TO Miss Sylvia wozrrn is
attracting a great deal of sttsa-sp through
OF TIE county. and has czaprd sensation
At Dalsa. Theg spplie5 - Judge b-oN.- r
license-young furpeninx is cuIy A.
years Of age and Miss Warren Is q little
older bus not is and Jndy- Brown refused
% ssus the license. fDey quietly leff Tor
fichizan. and il Is reported succeeded in
c-ttla- q minister ~ marry them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
JUBILEE SERVICES.
Attended by Members Of Parliament and
Notable Englishmen.

Attended by Members Of Parliament and
Notable EngIishmcn.
LONDON, May 22.-Four hundred men,
bers of the House of Commons attended the
jubilee services today at st. Margaret's s
church. Westminster. The procession from
the House of Parliament was headed by
Speaker Peel, Mr.. Gladstone, w. Ii. Smith,
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Goschen, who
occupied seats of honor. United States
Minister Phelps stood 1t the foot of the altar
steps. Choral service was conducted By the
Arch-bishops of Canterbury and York.
Dean, of Westminster and Canon Farrar
and consisted of hymns specially compos-
ed of the occasion. The Bishop of Ripon
preached from the fifth verse Of the 127th
Psalm. He gloriied the epoch in which
we live, and urged the adoption Of q
medium view between pessimism and
optimism
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
QUEEN "kAPPrs" SUNDAY.
California Capitalists Trying Co Destroy
Kslaksua's Crcdit

California Capitalists Trying Co Destroy
Ksiaksua's Credit.
Nrw yoEx. May 22-Queen Kapiolani
attended snrvices at Trinity church this
morning and atst. Thomas this afternoon.
She viii make tour Of the elevated roads
tomorrow by special invitation of the man
ayers. The accident to the Celtic disar-
ranged the Queens plans for sailing in that
vessel. She viii probably take passage on
the City OF Rome for Wednesday morning.
The story published today Of an insurrec-
tion OF Chinese In Hawaii is denounced as
canard. started by the agent Of certain
California miIIiopairrs. who are trying to
prevent King Kalaxaua's government from
securing loan In England. The presence
OF Ci2ds Spreckles' son in New York at
present is deemed significant by members
of the royal suite now here. It Is said he
has followed the party all over the country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
rHs TEXAS ~RouSD UP"
a Heavy Calf Crop and Cattle In Excellent
Eoadftlsn

QtAxr2n, Tex. Nay The general
cattle round up . operating IN this vicinity
~ present and che czitlenen report more
successful gather on castle this spring
thar for several years past Cattle ara also
IN better cond4.ioc than they have been Of
lase veafs az fbis scazon. and the calf crop Is
cops,fesahiy heavier.
Al these favofs0is conditions can be ac-
o0unfed for ~ The comparatively mild. dry
weather. which prevailed during last winter
and tas cryness q lgsl tail. which caused
the Grass "a cure on she ground ir toe man
ner g aay. inS'ead q fo&1ne IS would have
1seE tse easo TAD TIE weather been wet
uhe4 t1e iiFsl fresss came.
Ib.s Ees1 cooaitioa Of things. together
with lte early spviug and tie copiour
shows taat have fsilea IN this locality re-
cehtiy. have been very conducive To the
cattle interest IN preventing loss N winter
log. IN the natural increase OF the stock and
the coalition of beeyss for The market
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
The Betting ON the Derby.

LONDON. May 22-The race for the Blue
Ribbon of the English Turf, the Derby
Stakes will be run for on Wednesday next.
The Baron. who holds "a unbeaten record
favorite at hve to tour; Eiridispora, eight
TO one, Enterprise. Ten To one; Ash-
tree. twelve to one: Mattey Hamp.
ton. fourteen to one. AMI Blanchard. twenty
TO one; forty to one is offsrrd against Lour lee
and City to one each against Grandson a. d
Lovegold. Ihe ne.d promises TO be small
and he race looked a certainty for the
favorite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

NusxKsox. May 23.-Fire was discovered
.. midnight in 'hs residence Of John Nc
Donald. On Noiarity-st-, aud shortly after
the flames spread 70 the adjoining residence
% Jsnies Reisay. This Is about one a1d a
half niles IrUal the csnter OF the city and
the hre department. Was thus delayed, but
id gocl work IA Protecting the adjoining
property. The household goods were saw
ed osst the structeres were both burned.
TIE damage TO each bsing about 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
CONFINED TO HIS BED.
Mr.. O'Brieu Suffering From His Injurie
symptoms of Pieurfsy.

Mr.. O'Brieu Suffering From His Injuries
symptoms Of Plsurisy.
NrAGAEA FALLS, N. Y. May 22.-The
members OF the o. Brien party. who arrived
here at 1:20 a. m. did not arise this morn
Ing until almost noon. Mr.. 0'Brien kept
his bed all day. under advice of Drs- Casey
AMI Campbell. who made an examination
OF bis ininries at the International Hotel.
The doctors stated that Mr.. 0'Brien
Was suffering from symptoms of pleurisy
and they feared he was likely to be con-
fined 20 bis bed for some days. At late
hour this evening be was no better and was
feverish- Notwithstanding his condition,
Mr. o Brien is determined on proceeding to
Hamilton tomorrow, where he makes an
address in the afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Efsrv, IT,. NsS - Over . hundred
fsznars who drive n Ei<in each day .ish
niik s<seFt "a - bc he iryes. seasoa ever
known in toie see ION. TIE pastures are
shaut exhsus' - AMI the meadows hare not
slarted veil Rye i oefre plowesl in and
repsaDts.3 With ccfn. 0ue hnuared ard
6f.E farmers sha come into Dandes report
4 similar <r1te 81 af -s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

There is no denying the fact that nf.
Jones Red Cover Tonic D. the nasi sufs
cessfui blood purifier ever pat Ca The mafket.
Its wonderful cures la eli siomsche. kidney
and liver troubles has brought ous many
limitations. II restores debslitafed nsrge
tissues, restoring The force losl by sickness,
mental work or excesslxs net of ilaiiof
opium and tobacco. Il. * Wilson vii sun
ply the genuine ~ % cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
Cloak Department.

On Monday morning May 90 we viii offer at surprising
reduction entire line of Spring Jackets and spring
Wraps 200 Jackets latest styles ranging IN price from III
each TO S. Call early and Dspe these bargains for they
actually cost twice what ask for them.
Our full line Of Nevmarkes and Busters viii also be IN
cuded IN this sale Special prices Jerseys fact going
at half value The hsn3sonest and most complete line OF
new and stylish Beaded Wraps shown IN Grand Badss
viii 90 at correspon8ingly low prices.
Cali early ~ these goods viii fast and The assortment
will soon be brokeD
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Two Physicians of Morris, H.. told X ".
Haell thar be vas beyond the help 81 rre<fi-
ere af medical sklil froal seafef lnnx g.
eass contrscfed in . ooad rain Was ia
daeed 20 Try Dr.. Bl9sIows Co11h Cure. TIVE
bottles ef which con pIete1 cure Over =
yesr has elapsed <n3 he is IN sxceilent
health. doing hsfd work OF ia fzrrn. nr.
DIsslo~'s Positive Curs IL th~ oniy knorn
consumption care Sod By =. 4. Wilson IA
atty cent ard SOLAR botslss. 6ef the zsna-
he. Pleasant fsr cniidrss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

teEls9EFs y fsE IE-sa7ss1 sfskls-
CRAM LrpsE May 21-George Brown
and wife met with serious accident this
afternoon while out driving. Thar horses
namansgesble rs1 svsy. They ran about
block, turning down m alley. throwing
Mrs. Brown cut Of the carriage and break
ing her collar bone. Her condition Is cria-
1aI
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

ssfsnssss, y. ~. Nay z-rhe death
= srncunced q John Bsarclav. a remarks
BE iadiaa q the senecs lrsbs. Which seur-
see.t - he bs~n efCnxtiis n 1914 He
was - venrs ~ xre. Rexrrlax assisted
sssrx Tsnsison is hnii.fing her sou.e on he
Gsrsifau re>ervsssrn. which ese granted her
"a she cfose Of ne revolstioa4
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Ars1x. Tex. Nay Attorney General
he hss written strong ist;sr to tie
eornty alter - Of Montgomery county, de-
no rrin., tht Eil1r1 II the nr-ro boy Al
drer McGze White staekled IN Jail ss " =
iis. f'e pres N in nle.liate fngesi ga "A
AMI oflsrs al ssslstance ia his power A.
folncv rlcFss with the decIsrStion. Mob
lav ai1 Be rct loer Ia Texas and Texas
cccers and citizens viii do IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Thos. ksirsns. A. cd resident u Ksnt
eeznfy. disd - Re hoane IA he towaship q
Waiksr Friday rnornlng. A. tie sx> 81 -
years NJ kelFsns hsd ne3z Ksnf en1nss
his home for nesrir fs<fv sssrz TIE
farsersi viii s4ke rsne fora sl Jse.ez
Catholic ebsroh 81 - o7c3osk fhss ssorn-
iss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

NssHvrEEs. Mss z2--The Mayor issued a
proclamation yesterday morning declaring
Tnesdsy. May -. publie holiday. In rec
oxnition Of the establishment Of the rsann-
ness places e The ctr will be closed, and
there viii be . general ceisbration By the
people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

vAsrfSarox. MAJ z4-The concert by
- Ssaouai Riiss Bard ~ the smishson-
iaa .,reundsat sclock us afternoon vas
srxpiv ssterdea. a isszt 1900 psrscus
teinr creseut The grounds sd;scent -
sfnp 3 rEe Washin<tan we're crowded
Uith vehi<ies and pedestriars from esriy
mnrning anti saer dark
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Some OF the steerage passengers who are
quariered in lodging house claim that the
crew, including the fremen and stokers.
were among the first to sttempt to get into
the boats; and that Captain Perry finally
drew q revolver and threatened 10 shoot
any man who attempted 10 enter a boat.
There was great excitement everywhere.
and the crew was as badly frightened as any
of the r,aSgencerx
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
AtArsL COLLISION.


Cars siding.
BAtrisoar, Nay IA switch engine at
Bay View. two miles east OF this city on
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. crashed into two
pssssnger cars Standing on siding. with
such iorce ss 20 telescope one into the other
for q short distance. A number Of men
were Fs-ued ia the wreck. Snowtcn
C.smsns, a telegraph linsmsn, was killed
snd Joan w. Morton. oliver Buckalew and
James +. Hare. also lneman, were serious
ly Il Dot fatally injured. Several others
we're siizhtly injured
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

IoSpos. May z2--Ar Debensauds. the
husbsni Of the actress Violet Cameron. has
obtained avcrgict of $500 damages from
the Manchester Tapire for iihei contained
in a pabiishsd interview With Lord Lons-
14ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
THE FRENCH CABINET.
Rounisr Fails to Find One and De Ere
cinet VIII Try Again.

PARIS. May 22.-M. Rounier has notified
President CREW of his inability to form
Cabinet 1t is probable that De Freycine
tssk II Cabinet formed by DE Freycinet
fails TO command majority In the Cham
bers new general election viii be de-
laanded
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

DrsEF~. Mag 21--Fsther Keller returned
70 Eonghzl today. There were great popu
lar demonstrations of sSmpathy aud joy
all slsng bis roate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
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